Lakewood High School Alumni
Lakewood, Colorado (CO)
Gus Acevedo
Lakewood High School
Class of 1966
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GUS' PROFILE
| First Name | Gus |
| Last Name | Acevedo |
| Graduation Year | Class of 1966 |
| Gender | Male |
| Relationship Status | Married |
| About Me | inner magics Love is an equal exchange of inner magics. A sharing of our formidablenesses. Love is LIKE and FRIENDSHIP pickled in wine. Treasure each other. Be each other's bounty.love...the only thing for which we should barter our souls. gus I love books. I am a poet. I am a man. I would rather hear a woman talk than hear birds sing. I would rather look at a beautiful woman than read a book. Scroll down. TELL ME THIS TO ME Gus Acevedo Tell me this to me so quietly. Tell me this in a whisper such My ear can not hear. Say it only for my soul. Breathe it into me. Compose it new, out of thoughts born As you voice them. Say something nearly unperceivable out of the whole cloth Of thoughts you’ve never have had before this tellling. Invent a new language. Grow a new tongue. Carve out a new shaft in your mind’s mine. Say it so I can’t hear it. Tell it to my soul. Pick away at the crust of my hardened heart. This callus. Break through the stagnant promises . . . The rotted corpses of ideas that could not cross the river … even with pennies for the ferryman in their eyes The ashes of blood and ass-tired words that Have lost their meaning Say it low. Deep. Subterranean Where light can not live Where organisms are blind Where eyes are useless. Tell me this to me. In such a soft breath I must strain To understand it. I have heard the loud thunder of words that never rained After promising so much wheat for bread So many roses and marygolds. The magnolias of indifference. The jasmine of neglect. The blue bonnets of desperation. I have heard them like thunder. I have waited patiently for their echo and it has not rained. Say something you believed before there were words in your head. Before thoughts. Before premonitions. Before consequence. Offer me a fistful of newly created flowers. Make me a God offering of something unexisted. Something I will not recognise for its unexpected Truth. Wordless. Pure scent of being. Aroma of truth. Perhaps a love word invented. Offer it with word softly. Speak it for my soul to hear. Offer it with strong but soft grip like a bouquet of rainforest flowers Desert roadside wildfloers Abandoned road. Neglected graveyard. Rattle them like bones as you tell me softly, “Do not open your eyes.” I must confess… I know I am lying on the ashes of lost desires, But they are soft. Kind to my bones. Enough for me to fall asleep To dream of the posibilty of a near perfect love. There is room enough for you on the mound of a...(read more) |
Class of 1966 Alumni and Other Nearby Classes
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Class of 1964
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Class of 1968
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Class of 1989
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Class of 1990
Jerry Kennedy
Class of 1987
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Class of 2005
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Class of 1965
Steven Allen
Class of 1968
Manuel Martinez
Class of 1991
Gloria Adams
Class of 1966
Cody Hotle
Class of 1999
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Class of 2008
Tony Brewer
Class of 1968
Mark Abramovitz
Class of 1992
Christina Cooper
Class of 1994
Zayra Ordonez
Class of 1989
Statia Clodfelter
Class of 1975
James Thrash
Class of 1960
Earlene Chandler
Class of 1975
David Wedgwood
Class of 1966
Suzanne Melrose
Class of 1980
Scott Allen
Class of 1978
Gary Thorfinnson
Class of 1968
Recent Class of 1966 Reunions
Plan a Class of 1966 Reunion for Free
LHS ALUMNI GET TOGETHER 2013
Invited Classes: All Classes
Date: Aug 10, 2013
Description: We are doing it again! All LHS ALUMNI classes are invited. It is always so great to re-connect and meet new Alumni. This...(read more)